TAG Heuer's Mark on the Racing World TAG Heuer has a history with the sport of racing that dates back nearly 90 years. As the popularity of motorsports grew in the 1930s, they began producing dashboard timers for automobiles. Soon, the
Honoring NASA Through the Speedmaster Patch Campaign A mission patch is a highly symbolic memento given to NASA teams after they embark on an exploration.
Close Brands, Closer Competition The legendary Hans Wilsdorf established Rolex in 1905. When he founded Tudor just over 40 years later in 1946, fans immediately
The Humble Beginnings of Glashütte Glashütte is a small, unassuming town in Saxony, Germany. Centuries ago, it was just a sleepy farming village. Today, it’s
NASA and OMEGA's Close Bond In May 1973, NASA launched the first American space station, the Skylab. Likewise, over the next twenty-four weeks, three manned
Distinctive Appeals of the Dial The watch dial is one of the most visually important components of the watch. To the style-conscious, it’s one of
The Best of Rolex Bracelets The bracelet is quite possibly one of the most overlooked aspects of a timepiece. Sure, the case, dial, and bezel
Our Guide to Entry-Level Timepieces Are you ready to start your watch collection or add a new brand to your current collection? Selecting your first
Rolex Submariner vs. Tudor Submariner: A Comparison of Similar Models Since Hans Wilsdorf created Tudor in 1946, people have compared the brand to their parent
Comparing Olympic Sledding Skeleton is one of the most mysterious Winter Olympic sports. Sledding events, such as skeleton, are also some of the most exciting
